By Austin Huguelet, Wyoming Tribune Eagle
CHEYENNE — The city parks division may get something out of its piece of Swan Ranch after all.

In 2011, city leaders traded away $6.65 million in fees normally put toward city parks in a deal meant to ensure the Swan Ranch Business Park would come into the city.  Click here for more

By London Homer-Wambeam, Wyoming Public Media
CHEYENNE — Last Friday, lawmakers gathered in Laramie for the groundbreaking of the new University of Wyoming Science Initiative Building.  Click here for more

By Associated Press
GILLETTE — A 23-year-old woman has pleaded guilty to taking meth into a Wyoming jail where she gave it to others in custody.

The Gillette News Record reports that Hallie M. Stratton pleaded guilty to taking drugs into jail and to delivery of meth in a plea agreement with prosecutors in Campbell County.  Click here for more

By Joy Greenwald, KGAB
STATEWIDE — Blue Cross Blue Shield of Wyoming is warning customers about a nationwide wave of robocalls that claim to be from the insurance company.

The company says the calls appear to be made for the purpose of marketing insurance products by using the Blue Cross and Blue Shield brands and coincide with enrollment periods for Medicare and the Federal Employee Program.  Click here for more

By Billings Gazette
CHEYENNE — The Bureau of Land Management will offer Christmas tree permits for sale starting Nov. 23.

Permits may be purchased between 7:45 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday from any BLM Wyoming field office. The cost for a permit is $5 to $10 per tree, depending on location. Up to a maximum of five Christmas trees can be purchased by an individual for personal use on BLM-administered lands.  Click here for more